I often speak about teaching your brain you are safe and many people say "How the heck do I do THAT?"
Here's 24 different ideas for you. Enjoy!

Consistent Messages Of Safety 24 Examples

1. Smile
When you’re smiling, the brain perceives safety and dials down fear, attention and symptoms.

2. Use Reassuring Words
Reassuring Words spoken out loud or internally help the nervous system feel calm.

3. Breathe
Focus on your breathing. Slow, deep breathing sends a message of safety.

4. Relax Your Body
When your body relaxes, your brain feels safe.

5. Show Yourself Kindness and SelfLove
Give yourself hugs. Put your hand on your heart.

6. Focus On Positive Sensations
Focusing on parts of your body that are feeling great is a good way to remind your brain that things are going right in the body.

7. Expect The Best
Instead of imagining the worst, let’s flip the script and show the brain a safe outcome. The more vivid the visualization, the better.

8. Feel Your Emotions
When you allow yourself to feel emotions, your brain learns that emotions are safe.

9. Don’t Believe Your Negative Thoughts
Sometimes it can happen that your mental state is full of fearbased thoughts. Remind your mind that they’re just passing thoughts, not reality. Don’t take them seriously.

10. Reinforce Your TMS Belief With Accurate Knowledge
Reinforce your TMS journey by reading a book, joining a group, watching a video or just telling yourself that the only thing going on for you is TMS and you’re on the right path.

11. Have A Direct Conversation With Your Brain
Say, “Hey, brain, there’s nothing wrong with my body. I know you’re just overprotective. I love you! I appreciate you trying to keep me safe but you can turn off the pain or the symptoms because I’m already OK.”

12. Strike A Powerful Pose
A powerful body pose can use physiology to change psychology. Try the Superman or Wonder Woman or even Rocky Balboa. Yeah!

13. Laugh With Someone
Laugh with friends, family members or your cat. Search for reasons to laugh.

14. Connect With Others
Share funny stories or talk about the good old days. Try not to talk about symptoms.

15. Listen To Music
Upbeat music, happy music and inspirational songs can fill your mind with positive feelings and make your brain feel safe. Try James Brown: “I feel good I knew that I would!”

16. Spend Time In Nature
Soak up some sunshine. Breathe some fresh wind. If you can’t get outside, take a moment to gaze out a window at the open sky.

17. Engage In Normal Activity
Just doing regular stuff tells the brain you’re safe because for many of us who had pain for so long avoided activities. Do some dishes. Organize a closet.

18. Live Your Life Instead Of Fixing
When your brain isn’t focused on fixing a problem, it feels safe.

19. Don’t Talk About Symptoms
The best way to talk about our pain or our symptoms is as little as possible and when we do that the brain thinks the pain is no longer important.

20. Have Fun Despite The Pain
Fun=Safe

21. Know That TMS Is Temporary
Remind yourself that this too shall pass. TMS= temporary mindbody syndrome.

22. Watch funny Shows On YouTube
Cat videos go a long way in making the brain feel safe.

23. Meditate
Meditation calms the brain. But it is important to practice with outcome independence

24. Exercise
Exercise can make the brain feel safe in many ways. Even gentle movement works.



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